«Last Updated on May 26, 2024 »
design by Brad R. Torgersen
NOTES:
| Construction Data: | |
| Model Number — | Mk I |
| Ship Class — | XI |
| Date Entering Service — | 2269 |
| Number Constructed — | 15 |
| Hull Data: | |
| Superstructure Points — | 25 |
| Damage Chart — | C |
| Size: | |
| Length — | 321.1 m |
| Width — | 129.4 m |
| Height — | 82.3 m |
| Weight — | 173,015 mt |
| Cargo: | |
| Cargo Units — | 600 SCU |
| Cargo Capacity — | 30,000 mt |
| Landing Capacity — | None |
| Equipment Date: | |
| Control Computer Type — | M-4 |
| Transporters: | |
| Standard 6-person — | 5 |
| Emergency 22-person — | 6 |
| Cargo — | 4 |
| Other Data: | |
| Crew — | 480 |
| Passengers — | 20 |
| Shuttlecraft — | 6 |
| Engines And Power Data: | |
| Total Power Units Available — | 48 |
| Movement Point Ratio — | 4/1 |
| Warp Engine Type — | FWF-1 |
| Number — | 2 |
| Power Units Available — | 20 ea. |
| Stress Charts — | G/L |
| Max Safe Cruising Speed — | Warp 6 |
| Emergency Speed — | Warp 8 |
| Impulse Engine Type — | FIE-2 |
| Power Units Available — | 8 |
| Weapons And Firing Data: | |
| Beam Weapon Type — | FH-3 |
| Number — | 8 |
| Firing Arcs — | 2 f, 2 p, 2 s, 2 a |
| Firing Chart — | W |
| Maximum Power — | 5 |
| Damage Modifiers: | |
| +3 | (1-10) |
| +2 | (11-17) |
| +1 | (18-20) |
| Shield Data: | |
| Deflector Shield Type — | FSN |
| Shield Point Ratio — | 1/2 |
| Maximum Shield Power — | 16 |
| Combat Efficiency: | |
| D — | 92.8 |
| WDF — | 46.4 |
DESIGN NOTES:
This is one of two amazing designs by Brad that is beautiful to look at, well written and quite capable of being thrown into most any scenario. His original has a single design line, with this variant turning directly into the MK II. However – there was a different enough look, coupled with the class change that I think a new version is appropriate. I also find it hard to think that the Feds would launch a ship without SOME kind of torpedo, but it’s such a good design that I didn’t try and modify it at all. Currently, I have not copied the text over as well – although hopefully Brad won’t mind if I do. We went with Archer II as there is a nice little scout called the Archer class. Enjoy!